Maailman synty – The Birth of the World

Maailman synty (lit. The Birth of the World) print is inspired
by the age old Finnish creation myths and the rich Finnish wall rug
tradition.

Photography: Unto Rautio
Model: Anna & Matias
Location: Alpo Jaakola Statuary Park, Loimaa, Finland

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